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Tambaran2 Tambaran 2 Gallery is a dynamic art space showcasing exciting contemporary artists, both emerging and well-established.

Recent favorites from David Shirley David Shrigley British artist David Shrigley is known for his unmistakable drawings ...
09/01/2026

Recent favorites from David Shirley David Shrigley

British artist David Shrigley is known for his unmistakable drawings pairing deliberately simple imagery with deadpan text, dark humor, and sharp observations of everyday life. Working across drawing, painting, sculpture, animation, and installation, Shrigley finds humor in the mundane, awkward, and absurd sides of human behavior.

Tambaran Gallery Tambaran - New York is pleased to invite you to a new “Conversations “on Wednesday, September 16, 6:00 ...
09/01/2026

Tambaran Gallery Tambaran - New York is pleased to invite you to a new “Conversations “on Wednesday, September 16, 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Featuring three exceptional works from the collection of Scott Clark, presented alongside selected works from Maureen Zarember’s collection. 🗣️🖼️

Together, these objects will open a dialogue about their artistic, historical, and cultural connections while celebrating the friendships, shared curiosity, and generosity that sustain the collecting community.

Conversations is an ongoing series that invites distinguished collectors to present works from their collections, offering a rare opportunity to discover the stories behind extraordinary objects and to explore the relationships that shape collections over time.

Scott Clark left New Zealand more than forty years ago, but distance has never diminished his connection to its art, sporting traditions, rural life, or the cultural renaissance led by Māori communities. He carries that connection, in part, through a personal collection of Māori taonga—treasured cultural objects that embody histories and stories long predating his role as their caretaker.

Get in touch with Tambaran - New York to learn more about the event and how to RSVP

09/01/2026

“Foreless Table” from Born Being Born Being

“Not AI. Not edited
The center of this table appears erased—an empty void where objects seem to float.
This series blurs the line between digital illusion and physical reality, bringing virtual effects into the real world to remind us of what’s real.”

Ed Freeman finds unexpected beauty in the overlooked architecture of the American desert. Ed Freeman Photographing weath...
08/31/2026

Ed Freeman finds unexpected beauty in the overlooked architecture of the American desert. Ed Freeman

Photographing weathered motels, gas stations, theaters, trailers, and roadside buildings, Freeman isolates these structures within expansive landscapes and carefully reworks his images digitally. The resulting photographs sit somewhere between documentation and constructed reality, with saturated color, pristine skies, and an almost surreal stillness giving new presence to places that might otherwise disappear.

Stone sculptures from José Manuel Castro López 🗿➡️
08/31/2026

Stone sculptures from José Manuel Castro López 🗿➡️

“Countercurrent” by Miles Johnston Miles Johnston
08/30/2026

“Countercurrent” by Miles Johnston Miles Johnston

New from Grant Haffner 🌅 “Somewhere On The North Fork”GRANT HAFFNER
08/30/2026

New from Grant Haffner 🌅 “Somewhere On The North Fork”
GRANT HAFFNER

08/30/2026

“Settle” 🌊 admiring this work in progress from Lee Whitney Lee Whitney

08/30/2026

🫶 .ko.mo

“Un Mordisco” by Ekaterina Deryugina SIDE EYE DOGS
08/29/2026

“Un Mordisco” by Ekaterina Deryugina SIDE EYE DOGS

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